Sentence examples for every misconception from inspiring English sources

Computers have to be "trained". Every misconception has to be adjusted.

Parker, who agreed to pay a $2.5 million settlement to the California Coastal Commission (CCC), also wrote that he would drive himself crazy trying to correct every "misconception" about the wedding.

But in the end, she said, her production team was warmly received by West Bank Palestinians, and "every stereotype and misconception was shattered". Alesia Weston, associate director of Sundance's feature film program, said, "What's so lovely about the film is it's such an honest reflection of who" Dabis is.

In South Sudan, community volunteers clear the way for the arrival of life-saving supplies South Sudan, 28 March 2014 - Every topic, every occupation has misconceptions nailed to it.

There is a misconception, because every time you do a Vogue cover or something like that, you don't really make any money.

Conway says there is a misconception that "every 10 years we get a Google".

Our close relationship with Israel and its lobby in Washington, in whose best interest it is to actively reinforce this minimalist misconception at every opportunity, further limits our reading of the region and sets up the intellectual justification for our policy of supporting autocratic Arab regimes who fulfill these two criteria.

"The current misconception is that every pedophile is a child molester, and if they're not, it's just a matter of time," Ender told VICE.

One such misconception is that every Dutchman uses cannabis and knows where the nearest coffee shop can be found.

It is a common misconception that each and every instance of the mark should bear a trademark symbol.

There's a popular misconception that scientists pursue every passion that drives them, or can if they want to, but it rarely works that way.